design for print

Fresh new logo for start-up

2007-12-18T16:50:13+00:00

Design for Print has created a new identity for carbohydrate chemistry start-up Glycomix, based at the University of Reading's Science & Technology Centre. The logo symbolises long chain sugars of the kind in which the company intends to specialise. The work includes stationery and input to the new company's website.

Bright new website for upcoming composer

2007-12-18T17:06:11+00:00

DFP has designed a new website for contemporary composer David Breeze whose works have been broadcast on BBC Radio 3. Visit the site.

DFP designs full page ads for 'Nature'

2007-05-04T16:33:21+01:00

A recent issue of Nature, the premier scientific research journal, features three highly successful full page advertisements we designed for Dextra Laboratories. Nature's online site also features web banners we designed for the feature.

DFP new website develops

2007-05-04T15:42:48+01:00

Our new website is in development and features a more lively and interactive interface than the current site. You can watch it shape up here.

Making Progress

2007-05-04T17:10:36+01:00

This is the Progress Theatre's anniversary programme which we designed and which features our new logo for them.

dfp produces highly successful golf history

2007-02-10T00:56:48+00:00

'Henley Golf Club – A Centenary History' has been published to great acclaim from members of the club and public alike. This lavish full colour 224 page hardback book was designed and produced by Design for Print, including foil blocked binding and jacket. Former Club Captain Michael Herriot said: "Everybody at the Club seems to be delighted with the book and I am particularly pleased with the way it looks. My thanks to you as I would not have known where to start without your help".

New website for Pharos Communications

2007-02-10T01:00:12+00:00

Our new website for Pharos is nearing completion. It builds on work we did on an attractive web interface for their highly successful product Mediator. The site architecture has been built so that the company can easily maintain their pages and runs on the company's own server. The pages are fully compliant with all the relevant standards and the home page uses randomised stories and pictures so as to maintain the user's interest.

Pro Bono campaign: hands off our green and pleasant land!

2007-02-08T14:07:23+00:00

download our STOP! campaign flyer (pdf)

Design for Print created a logo, flyers and a blog-based website for STOP! a local campaign which resisted interference by regional government. The design work uses bold typography and colours to maximise public response. Find out more at (savetheoxonparishes.blogspirit.com).